Significant network disruptions have been reported by Three customers, especially in Greater Manchester, amid a recent spate of connectivity issues, with the company scrambling to address the problem.
Three, one of the UK’s major mobile network providers, is currently experiencing a significant surge in network issues affecting a considerable number of its users, particularly in Greater Manchester. Customers have reported difficulties with mobile internet and making calls, with Down Detector indicating hundreds of complaints, 40% of which pertain to internet connectivity. Despite Three having over 10 million customers nationwide, the disruptions appear localised. This follows a recent incident where the network faced an outage lasting more than four days. The company has issued apologies and is actively working to resolve the issue, advising customers to visit their network support page for updates.
In entertainment news, “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” the fourth instalment in the popular action comedy film series starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, is set to release on June 7th. The upcoming film promises high-stakes action, featuring the iconic duo in a new adventure to clear their boss’s name while dodging the Feds and Miami’s criminal underworld. The trailer reveals action-packed scenes and the charismatic chemistry between Smith and Lawrence, raising anticipation among fans for the latest chapter in the Bad Boys saga.
Meanwhile, tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border have escalated, resulting in at least eight deaths this week due to the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. The violence included a rocket attack by Hezbollah on the Israeli town of Kiryat Shmona and an Israeli strike on a paramedics center in Lebanon, which killed seven volunteers. The situation, marked by casualties on both sides, has raised concerns about a potential full-scale war despite indications from both parties wishing to avoid such an escalation. International mediation efforts are in progress to address the rising violence and prevent further casualties.
